ECE test mark
The ECE test mark (also known as the ECE label or E mark) is used to identify components on motor vehicles that require approval and have passed the tests intended for them and for which there is thus an ECE type approval. The tests are based on the ECE regulations. It must be attached to the component in a clearly visible position; in the case of lights, it is usually integrated in the lens.
The ECE test mark consists of a capital E followed by a smaller number indicating the test location of the luminaire.
Listing of the test forums:
- E1 Germany
- E2 France
- E3 Italy
- E4 Netherlands
- E5 Sweden
- E6 Belgium
- E7 Hungary
- E8 Czech Republic
- E9 Spain
- E10 former Yugoslavia
- E11 Great Britain
- E12 Austria
- E13 Luxembourg
- E14 Switzerland
- E15 GDR (expiring until approx. 1999)
- E16 Norway
- E17 Finland
- E18 Denmark
- E19 Romania
- E20 Poland
- E21 Portugal
- E22 Russian Federation
- E23 Greece
- E24 Ireland
- E25 Croatia
- E26 Slovenia
- E27 Slovakia
- E28 Belarus
- E29 Estonia
- E31 Bosnia and Herzegovina
- E32 Latvia
- E34 Bulgaria
- E35 Kazakhstan
- E36 Lithuania
- E37 Turkey
- E39 Azerbaijan
- E40 Macedonia
- E42 European Union
- E43 Japan
- E45 Australia
- E46 Ukraine
- E47 South Africa
- E48 New Zealand
- E49 Cyprus
- E50 Malta
- E51 South Korea
- E52 Malaysia
- E53 Thailand
- E56 Montenegro
- E58 Tunisia